Spring 2011 - Worlds Records
Spring 2011 - Worlds Records
Spring 2011 - Worlds Records
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77114 BOB WILLS AND HIS TEXAS PLAYBOYS TEXAS, HOLLYWOOD AND CHICAGO Blue Bonnet<br />
Rag • Time Changes Everything • Medley Of Spanish Waltzes • Bob Wills Special • Big Beaver • New<br />
San Antonio RosevLyla Lou • New Worried Mind • Maiden’s Prayer • Oh! You Pretty Woman • I Knew THe<br />
Momen I Lost You • Donw And Gone • Twin Guitar Special • Take Me Back To Tulsa • Takin’ It Home •<br />
Blue Bonnet Lane • Bob Wills Stomp • Li’l Liza Jane • Please DOn’t Leave Me • Cherokee Maiden • Ride<br />
On (My Prairie Pinto) • Got A Letter Fro My Kid Today • It’s All Your Fault • Goodnight Little Sweetheart •<br />
Dusty Skies • My Life’s Been A Pleasure • We Might As Well Forget It • Home In San Antone • That Hot<br />
Lick Fiddlin’ Man • Liberty • Miss Molly • Honeymoon Trail • You’re From Texas • Goodbye Liza Jane •<br />
My Confession • Ten Years • Let’s Ride With Bob (Theme Song) • Whose Heart Are You Breaking Now? •<br />
Hang Your Head In Shame • Smoke On The Water • Texas Playboy Rag • Roly Poly • You Don’t Care what<br />
Happens To Me • Stay A Little Longer • You Should Have Thought Of That Before • I Can’t Go On THis Way<br />
• Stars And Stripes On Iwo Jima • Silver Dew On The Bluegrass Tonight • New Spanish Two Step • Empty<br />
Chair At The Christmas Table • I’m Feelin’ Bad • White Cross On Okinawa • This Is Southland • Cotton Eyes<br />
Joe • Staccato Waltz • Punkin’ Stomp • Sugar Moon • Rose Of Old Pawnee • How Can It Be Wrong • Brain<br />
Cloudy Blues • Bob Wills Boogie • There’s A Big Rock In The Road • I’m Gonna Be Boss From Now On • Fat Boy Rag • The Kind Of Love I Can’t<br />
Forget • The Devil Ain’t Lazy • A Sweet Kind Of Love • Hometown Stomp • Cowboy Stomp • Misery • Bob Wills Schottische • Texarkana Baby<br />
• Good Time Cakewalk • Can’t Get Enough Of Texas • You’re There • New Texas Playboy Rag • Deep Water • Silver Lake Blues • Little Cowboy<br />
Lullaby • Closed For Repairs • Dog House Blues • Bubbles In My Beer • ‘Neath Hawaiian Palms • Papa’s Jumpin’ • Don’t Be Ashamed Of Your<br />
Age • Blackout Blues • Spanish Fandango • I Want To Be Near You • Sally Goodin’ • She’s Gone • I Had A Little Mule • Go Home With The<br />
Girls In The Mornin’ • Still Waters Run The Deepest • Cotton Patch Blues • Nothin’ But The Best For My Baby • Blues For Dixie • Cross My Heart<br />
I Love You • Keeper Of My Heart • I’ll Have Somebody Else • Thorn In My Heart [1940-1947] 4-CD set. The earlier collection of Bob Wills’s<br />
recordings (JSP 7770) concluded with eight tracks from a Playboys’ April 1940 session. This second collection begins with the remaining three titles<br />
from that date. Things were about to take off for Wills and company. San Antonio Rose had come to the attention of the Irving Berlin Incorporated<br />
company. Here’s the 1940 line-up - numbering seventeen - more than a match for big bands like those of Goodman, Miller and the Dorseys. And<br />
here’s the amazingly successful New San Antonio Rose and Big Beaver showing that Bob could compete with the best on any level. These tracks<br />
- some recorded during Bob’s successful stay in Hollywood - show how he established himself as one of the era’s leading entertainers - and how<br />
he stayed there. [Item Code: 66570 4-CD: $30.00]<br />
77125 LEROY CARR VOLUME TWO WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN Southbound Blues • Barrel House Woman • • Barrel House Woman<br />
No. 2 • Florida Bound Blues • Cruel Woman Blues • Muddy Water • I believe I’ll Make A Change • Black Gal (What Makes Your Head So Hard?)<br />
• Don’t Start No Stuff • George Street Blues • Bo Bo Stomp • Big Four Blues • Hard Hearted Papa • Hard Hearted Papa • You Left Me Crying • You<br />
Left Me Crying • Broken Hearted Man • Evil-Hearted Woman • Evil-Hearted Woman • Good Woman Blues • Hustler’s Blues • Eleven Twenty-Nine<br />
Blues • You’ve Got Me Grieving • Lonesome Man Blues • Lonesome Man Blues • Break Baker • Tight Time Blues • Longing For My Sugar • THe<br />
Stuff Is Here (And It’s Mellow) • Black Wagon Blues • Shinin’ Pistol • Arlena • Arlena • It’s Too Short • My Good For Nothin’ Gal • Suicide Blues<br />
• Suicide Blues • Rozetta Blues • Rozetta Blues • Church House Blues • Rocks In My Bed • When The Sun Goes Down • Bad Luck All The TIme<br />
, Big Four Blues • Just A Rag • Ain’t It A Shame • Going Back Home • Six Cold Feet In The Groun • Stepchild (a) • New Mean Misstreater Blues<br />
(a) • Bleeding Heart Blues (a) • Tired Of Your Low Down Nasty Ways (a) • Good Evening Blues (a) • You Don’t Mean Me No Good (a) • Prison<br />
Bund Blues (a) • Last Respects (a) • New When The Sun Goes Down (a) • Past And Gone (a) • After The Sun’s Gone Down (a) • You Done Showed<br />
Your DBA (a) • How Long Baby How Long? (a) • L&N Blues (a) • Stony Lonesome Graveyard (a) • Life Of Leroy Carr (a) • George Barrel House<br />
(a) • Old Rainy Day Blues (a) • Bad Luck Child’s Request (a) • A Woman Gets Tired Of The Same Man All The TIme (b) • Going South Blues (b)<br />
• Hurry Down Sunshine And See What Tomorrow Brings (b) • The Snithcher’s Blues-1 (b) • Bound To Be A Monkey-2 (b) • Special Delivery Blues<br />
(b) • Little Slow Blues (b) • Winter Blues (b) • Chicago Moan Blues (b) • Cold Rocks Was My Pillow (b) • Leaving Blues (b) • Don’t You Love Your<br />
Daddy No More (b) • Daddy, What You Going To Do? (b) • How Long How Long BLues (b) • How Long, How Long (b) • Sloppy Drunk Blues (b)<br />
• Graveyard Blues (b) • Ain’t Gonna Be Your Dog No More (b) • Tired As I Can Be (b) • Shady Lane (b) • Love In Vain (b) • Where Were You Last<br />
Night? (b) • Prisoner Bound (b) • My Old Pal Blues (b) (With: a- Bumble Bee Slim & Bill Gaither; b- Friends Of Leroy Carr) (Featuring Scrapper<br />
Blackwell) 4-CD set. By the late summer of 1934, Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell had enjoyed a seemingly endless string of popular releases<br />
cover- ing nearly six years. Despite the Depression, they had vis- ited the studios every year except 1933. A small coterie formed, which included<br />
pianist contemporaries Peetie Wheatstraw and Walter Davis. Only Carr’s untimely death in early 1935 brought their run to an end. Here are Carr’s<br />
later recordings, which show he maintained his inimitable style to the end. Also included are a selection of recordings from his circle - showing<br />
that talent was not confined to the master alone. [Item Code: 66292 4-CD: $30.00]<br />
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FLARE<br />
313 VAUGHN MONROE YOU ARE THE ONE At The Crossroads • You Danced With Dynamite • A Sinner<br />
Kissed An Angel • And So It Ended • Last Night I Said A Prayer • I Guess I’ll Be On My Way • Cool Water<br />
• Are These Really Mine? • It’s My Lazy Day • Beware My Heart • The Stars Will Remember • Ballerina •<br />
Love For Love • The Legend Of Tiabi • Melancholy Minstrel • Riders In The Sky • You Are The One • The<br />
Phantom Stage Coach • They Call The Wind Maria • Faith • Lonely Eyes • Ruby • Small World • Less Than<br />
Tomorrow In the days of the Big Bands there were many bandleaders who fancied themselves as vocalists<br />
as well as instrumentalists. But without doubt Vaughn Monroe was the most successful of them all. Although<br />
a prize-winning trumpeter, when fame came to him it celebrated his talent as a singer. Affectionately once<br />
tagged The Mellow bellow, his rich baritone voice scored a string of hits through the decade of the forties.<br />
This new release from Flare offers a handful of those hits, giving us the chance to hear again Ballerina, Cool<br />
Water, Riders in the Sky et al – and what superb tracks they are. In addition, however, the collection also offers<br />
a number of fine recordings that are much less well known. And what a great collection we have – from<br />
the haunting opening At the Crossroads, to The Phantom Stage Coach and Legend of Tiabi, they are all treasures. [Item Code: 66593 CD: $18.00]<br />
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